In order to become an artist, what does Stephen Dedalus sacrifice from his life ?
Correct answer: B. his relationship with his family and friends
- A. his chance for isolation
- B. his relationship with his family and friends
- C. his individual consciousness
- D. his ability to flee Ireland
Explanation
Stephen’s artistic independence requires rejecting the claims of family, friends, religion, and nation, so his personal relationships are greatly sacrificed. His decision is not to surrender consciousness but to preserve it from social control.
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